January 2026 Intensives
Welcome to another exciting Intensives season at LTS! Use the links below to learn more about what’s happening for our Summer Intensives.
Courses Available for Registration
LTS is offering courses during three blocks: Jan. 9-12, Jan. 13-15, and Jan. 16-18.
Course Offerings
Learn more about the course, course professor, and any required materials by visiting our Intensives blocks below.
Our Mission
The mission of Lexington Theological Seminary is to prepare faithful leaders for the church of Jesus Christ and, thus, to strengthen the church’s participation in God’s mission for the world. Lexington Theological Seminary seeks to be a servant of the church preparing God’s people for ministry in congregations through innovative instruction, flexible curriculum, congregational experience and compassionate engagement with the needs of society. The Seminary offers an online program that is competency-based, congregation-centered and developmental in its commitment to prepare people for leadership in congregational ministry. As an integral part of the church, the seminary serves the church as a theological resource and as a center of continuing education for clergy and lay leaders.
Worship Schedule and Information
Use the button below to review this year’s chapel services.
Block 1
January 9 to 12, 2026
Block 2
January 13 to 15, 2026
Block 3
January 16 to 18, 2026
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For our delicious Intensives lunches, we work with local food vendors to provide meals for our students, faculty, and staff.
What's happening during Intensives week at LTS?
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This Week at a Glance
Click here to download a copy of the intensives weekly schedule with information about room assignments, worship, and lunch.
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